A Seoul court said on Monday it will indefinitely postpone a trial of President Lee Jae-myung on charges of violating election law in 2022.

South Korea’s crypto-friendly agenda fuels gains for Kakao Pay while Kaia commits to launching a won-backed stablecoin.

SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korean President Lee Jae-myung urged officials on Monday to swiftly draw up a supplementary budget ...

South Korea's Supreme Court ruled in May, before Lee was elected, that Lee had violated election law by publicly making "false statements" during his 2022 presidential bid, and sent the case back to a ...

South Koreas conservative People Power Party (PPP) is in turmoil after a crushing defeat in the snap presidential election, ...

Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in central Madrid Sunday to push back on the policies of Spain's socialist prime ...

For years, the belief was Democrats have had demographic destiny on our side,’ one analyst reckons. ‘Now, the inverse is true ...

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung’s campaign was marked a pragmatic pivot to the centre, but whether he will bridge ...

While most Columbus State University students aren’t in class this summer, some students and CSU President Dr. Stuart Rayfield are in South Korea. In this ...

North Korean engineers appear to have followed through on Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un's urgent demand to correct a listing ...

Other evangelicals, like 70-year-old Gil Min-hwa, voted for Kim because she wants to see North and South Korea reunified. In ...